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Contents LCD TV / LED LCD TV / Plasma TV Separate purchase DSW400BGContents Contents M4 x M4 x 24 M4 x M4x16 Bolts for stand assembly AccessoriesBatteries Remote Control This item is not included for all models Polishing ClothSpeaker Front Panel ControlsPreparation Emitter Only 42/47LX6Only 32/37/42LE4 Power/Standby IndicatorOnly 42/47/55LE8 Surrounding conditionsThis port is used for Service or Hotel mode Connect an Hdmi signal to Hdmi IN. Or DVIVideo signal to HDMI/DVI port with DVI to This feature is not available in all countriesCover with the TV Stand InstallationOn a cushioned surface to protect Back of the TVAttaching the TV to a Desk Swivel StandIf your TV has bolts in the eyebolts, loosen then bolts When moving the TV undo the cords firstKensington Security System Mounted on the wall200 100 Earthing32LE4 200 37/42LE4 32LE5 37/42/47LE5 55LE5 400 55LE7 400 42/47LE8 200 55LE8 42/47LX6When connecting AV devices. p.66 Switches the TV on from standby or off to standbyYou can turn the light of the remote control button External input mode rotate in regular sequenceSelects numbered items in a menu Subtitle Recalls your preferred subtitle in digital modeSelects a programme Displays the programme table. p.55Installing Batteries Remote Control KEY Functions Only 42/47LX6 List Installing Batteries 32/42LD7 Power CordBatteries Protection coverOnly 32/37/42/47/55LD6 Only 32/42/47LD7 Preparation Speaker Only 32/37/42LD8Only 32/37/42LD4 Option menuBack Panel Information Fit the Cable Management Clip as shown Open the Cable Management Clip asDo not use the Cable Management Clip to lift the TV Not Using the DESK-TYPE Stand Attaching the TV to aSystem 32LD6 32LD437/42LD4 37/42/47LD6Remote Control KEY Functions Opens an empty space on the screen keyboard Installing Batteries AAA LED LCD TV Models 47/55LX9 AccessoriesBolts for stand assembly Cable Holder Nero MediaHomeFront Panel Controls Back Panel Information Cover with the TV Fix the 4 bolts securely using the holesStand Body on Stand Rear CoverProduct to the wall as shown in the picture 47LX9 55LX9Only 47/55LX98 To 9 number Installing Batteries Cable Management Clip Batteries Remote Control LED LCD TV Models 42/47LE73 AccessoriesNero MediaHome Cable Holder Front Panel Controls 4 5 Ment, see the External Equipment Setup Install the Cable Management Clip asEquipment Setup section To lift the TVKensington Security System 42/47LE73 200 Remote Control KEY Functions List Installing Batteries Lightly wipe any stains or Cover 3D Glasses Only 50/60PX9Cable Fingerprints on the surfaceOnly 50/60PK5 Touch ButtonOnly 50/60PK7***, 50/60PK9***, 50/60PX9 Back Panel Information Only 50PK5 HOW to Remove the Cable Management Clip Back Cover for Wire ArrangementExternal Equipment Setup section Not Using the DESK- Type Stand 60PK7 50PK5 400 60PK550PK7 50PK9Only 50/60PK5**, 50/60PK7***, 50/60PK9 Only 50/60PK78**, 50/60PK98List Installing Batteries Remote Control KEY Functions Only 50/60PX9 List Batteries matching correct polarity +with +,-with To remove the batteries, perform the installation actionsIes with new ones Installing Batteries ViewPage Antenna Connection External Equipment SetupWall Antenna Socket Outdoor Component in Audio jacks on the TV Connecting with a Component CableComponent Input ports On DVD playerTop box, DVD, etc. to HDMI/DVI in 1DVI , HDMI/DVI Connecting with AN Hdmi CableSelect HDMI1, HDMI2, HDMI3 or HDMI4 Except for Connecting with AN Hdmi to DVI Cable Connecting with a Euro Scart Cable AV1USB Setup Connecting with AN RF CableConnecting with AN RCA Cable Video Game SetConnecting with a D-SUB 15 PIN Cable Insertion of a CI Module Headphone SetupTo adjust the headphone volume, press Check this point as shown and insert the CI ModuleDigital Audio OUT Setup External Equipment Wireless Connection LG Wireless Media BoxRGB-PC, HDMI/DVI-PC mode HDMI/DVI-DTV mode Supported Display ResolutionPlasma TV Models RGB-PC, HDMI/DVI-PC mode LCD TV Models / LED LCD TV ModelsExternal Equipment Setup Screen Reset Screen Setup for PC ModeScreen Select Auto Config Auto Configure RGB PC mode onlyAuto configure Run Auto ConfigSelect Resolution Selecting ResolutionSelect the desired resolution Select Position, Size or Phase Adjustment for screen Position, Size, PhaseMake appropriate adjustments Select Network Setting in the Network menu Network SetupWired Network Connection Router Broadband Modem Broadband ServiceSelect Network Setting Network SettingWhen Selecting IP Manual Setting External Equipment Setup External Equipment Setup After connecting, you can use the NetCast menu Wireless Network ConnectionConnect the LG Wireless LAN for Broadband/DLNA Adaptor to the USB in 1 or USB in 2 jack on the TVWireless Network Setup External EquipmentPIN Personal Identification Number Repeat -6 on P.24 Connect the access point with PINSetup ExternalSelect Simple setting WPS-button mode Repeat -4 on P.24Select Setting Ad-hoc network Equipment SetupRepeat -3 on P.24 Network Status Select Network StatusTurning on the TV Initializing SetupVolume Adjustment Programme SelectionAudio or Audio Language Selects the sound output Quick MenuWatching TV Programme ControlWatching On Screen Menus Selection and AdjustmentTV / Programme Control Lock Select Auto Tuning Auto Programme TuningSelect Setup Run Auto tuningSelect Cable Setup -Auto Tuning -Cable -SettingSelect Comhem or Other Operators Select Quick or Full Watching TV / Programme When you select the QuickControl When you select the Full Select Full Select OK Select StartWatching TV / Programme Control Cable DTV Setting Cable Mode onlyManual Programme Tuning Select Manual TuningSelect Manual Tuning Select Cable DTV 6875Channel number Select Setup Select V/UHF or CableCommence searching Select TV or Cable TV Select Name Fine TuningAssigning a station name Select TV or Cable TV Select FineSelect a programme to be stored or Programme EditEnter the Programme Edit SkippedDTV/RADIO Mode TV ModeAuto Sort Selecting favourite programmeSelect your desired programme Display a pop-up window where Selecting favourite programme groupSelect a Favourite group Booster Select Setup Select Booster Select On or OffSave Select CI Information CI Common Interface InformationProgramme Information, language, or software download etc SaveSelect Software Update Software UpdateSelect Customer Support Simple Update for current update stream When setting Software UpdateTV is restarted when download is completed PICTURE/SOUND Test Select Yes or NoSoftware Version Signal TestRED Select Customer Support Select Signal Test Display the information of ChannelNetwork Test PRODUCT/SERVICE InformationRED Select Customer Support Select Product/Service Info Check the network statusSelect Simple Manual Simple ManualSelect the part of the manual you want to see Selecting a programme in the programme list Selecting the Programme ListDisplaying programme List Display the Programme ListTurn the pages Paging through a programme listReturn to normal TV viewing Currently selected Group Favourite group is changedInput List Blue Select Input Label Input LabelSelect the source Select the label Select Data Service Select Mheg or Teletext Data ServiceSelect Option TV / Programme MHP ServiceSelect MHP Auto start RED Display the MHP When MHP Auto Start is set to OnWhen MHP Auto Start is set to Off Display the MHP Application ListSimplink Display the Simplink Select On or Off SaveConnecting to Home Theater with the Simplink logo HDMI/DVI in 3 or Hdmi in 4 Except forSimplink Functions Simplink Menu AV Mode Game Optimizes video and audio for playing gamesInitializingreset to Original Factory Settings Select Factory ResetSelect Legal Notice Legal NoticeNetcast Check Legal noticeImportant Notice Relating to Network Services Select Netcast menu option Netcast MenuAccu Weather YouTube Picasa Enjoy the AccuWeather, Picasa or YouTubeYouTube menu YoutubeVideos list YouTube Service menu AccuWeather menu AccuweatherWeather list by city Picasa menu Remote controlPicasa Photos listPicasa Service menu Precautions when using the Bluetooth BLUETOOTH?To USE a Bluetooth USE a Bluetooth Setting the BluetoothSelect Bluetooth Select Bluetooth on Connecting a new Bluetooth headset Bluetooth HeadsetSelect Bluetooth Select Search headset Connecting to Bluetooth headset already registered Select BluetoothDisconnect the Bluetooth headset Disconnecting the Bluetooth headset during useSelect Bluetooth Select Disconnect To USEWhen requesting to connect to TV from the Bluetooth headset Select Bluetooth RED Select Remove device Remove the Bluetooth DeviceSelect Delete Remove the Bluetooth device Select Setup TV PIN or Setup TV name MY Bluetooth InformationSelect My Info Receiving Photos from External Bluetooth Device Listening to the Musics from External Bluetooth Device Listening to bluetooth music3D Imaging 3D TechnologyAnalog TV, 3D Imaging does not work 3D Imaging Viewing Range When Using 3D GlassesWhen the viewing distance is 2 m 7 mWatching 3D Imaging Select 3D video or 2D videoSelect Left/Right or Right/Left Select the screen with 3D video with better visibilityMusic List When Connecting a USB DeviceSelect Movie List, Photo List or Select USB DevicePrecautions when using the USB device To USE a USB or PC DeviceTo USE a USB or PC Device DlnaClick Next to go to the next step Installation is not possible without this agreementClick the Exit button to complete the installation ButtonSharing files and folders Playing back shared contents Movie List Max bitrate of playable movie file is 20 MbpsSupported DivX file To USE a You can also adjust USB in the Input menuScreen Components USB or PC DeviceBlue Convert to Mark Mode Using the remote controlWhen playing movie files Movie SelectionWhen selected movie files are played 100Play the selected movie file Blue Exit the Mark Mode101 Mark all movie files on the screen102 Using the Movie List function, playOr Show the Option menu 103 When you select the Set Video Play 104105 When you select the Set VideoSelect Picture Mode or TruMotion LCD TV/LED LCD TV onlySelect Sound Mode, Auto Volume, Clear Voice II or Balance When you select the Set Audio106 Photo List 107Photo Selection When playing photo filesConvert to Mark Mode 108Select the target folder or drive When selected photo files are displayed109 RED Marked photo file is displayedDisplay the selected photo file 110Yellow Deselect all marked photo files How to view photo 111Slideshow 112Option Set values for Slide Speed and BGM Option, Hide or ExitUsing the Photo List function 113114 When you select the Set Photo ViewSelect Slide Speed or BGM 115 116 117 Music ListSelect Music List 118 When playing music filesMusic Selection Use the P button to navigate up/down in the musicWhen selected music files are played 119Mark all music files on the screen 120Display the selected music file Yellow Deselect all marked music filesUsing the Music List function, play 121122 123 When you select the Set Audio PlaySelect Repeat or Random 124 125 126 Divx Registration CodeDisplay DivX Reg. Code 127 DeactivationDisplay Deactivation 128 Allows you to enjoy the games installed on the TVGame GameShows current programme information EPG Electronic Programme in Digital Mode129 GuideEPG Electronic Programme Guide in Digital Mode Switch on/off EPGButton Function in NOW/NEXT Guide Mode Select a programmeButton Function in 8 Day Guide Mode 131Button Function in Date Change Mode 132Button Function in Record/Remind Setting Mode 133134 Button Function in Schedule List ModeSwitch off Schedule List Blue orPicture Size Aspect Ratio Control 135Zoom 136149 Cinema ZoomPicture Wizard 137Select Energy Saving Energy Saving138 LCD TV/LED LCD TV only Plasma TV only Minimum , Medium139 Preset Picture SettingsPicture Mode-Preset Vivid140 Picture Mode-User option Manual Picture Adjustment141 142 143 Picture Improvement TechnologySelect Advanced Control Expert Picture Control Select your desired Source Make appropriate adjustments144 145 LCD TV/LED LCD TV 146Colour Gamut Expert Control EBU/SMPTE/BT709/ Wide/Standard Edge EnhancerInitialize the adjusted value Picture ResetSelect Picture Reset 147148 TrumotionSelect TruMotion Select Low, High, User or Off 149 LED Local DimmingSelect LED Local Dimming Select Power Indicator Select Standby Light or Power Light Power IndicatorPower Light 150White Wash Image Sticking Minimization ISM Method151 OrbiterSelect Mode Setting Select Store Demo or Home Use Mode Setting152 153 Demo ModeSelect Mode Setting Select Store Demo Select On154 Auto Volume LevelerSelect Auto Volume Sound & Language Control155 Adjustment for Clear Voice Level With selecting OnClear Voice Select Clear VoiceSelect Audio You can also adjust Sound Mode in the Q Preset Sound SETTINGS-SOUND Mode156 Infinite Sound Sound Setting Adjustment -USER ModeSelect Sound Mode 157Balance Select Audio Select Balance Make desired adjustment158 159 TV Speakers ON/ OFF SetupSelect TV Speaker 160 DTV Audio Setting in Digital Mode onlySelect DTV Audio Setting Select Auto, HE-AAC, Dolby Digital +, DolbySelect Digital Audio Out Selecting Digital Audio OUT161 Select Auto or PCMSelect Audio Select Reset Audio Reset162 163 Audio Description in Digital Mode onlyAdjustment for Audio Description Volume With selecting On Select Disability AssistanceSelect the sound output 164Select Audio or Audio Language Mono sound selection165 Nicam Dual I+II or FM Mono166 ON-SCREEN Menu Language / Country SelectionSelect LanguageLanguage Select Menu Language Select LanguageLanguage Language Selection167 Select Hard of HearingSelect an audio language 168Audio Language Selection Subtitle Language Selection169 Clock SetupTime Setting Select Time170 Auto ON/OFF Time SettingSetting Select Off Time or On TimeSleep Timer Setting 171Parental Control / Ratings SET Password & Lock System172 Select Lock SystemSelect Lock Block Programme173 Select Block Programme Enter the Block Programme174 Parental Control in Digital Mode onlySelect Parental Guidance Select Lock System Select Input Block External Input Blocking175 Select input source Select On or OffKEY Lock 176Simple Text Switch ON/OFFThis feature is not available in all countries 177178 TOP TextFastext Block / group / page selectionSpecial Teletext Functions 179180 Teletext Within Digital ServiceTeletext in Digital Service This function works in UK, Ireland onlyHdmi Troubleshooting181 AppendixAppendix 182Cleaning the Cabinet MaintenanceCleaning the Screen Extended Absence32LE5 Product Specifications184 37LE542LE5 18547LE5 55LE5 18642LX6 47LX6 32LE7 18737LE7 42LE7 42LE7500-ZA 42LE7510-ZB 42LE7300-ZA 18847LE7 55LE7 18947LX9 55LX9 42LE8 19047LE8 32LD4 37LD4 19155LE8 42LD432LD6 19237LD6 42LD6 19347LD6 32LE4 37LE4 19455LD6 42LE432LD7 19542LD7 196 47LD732LD8 19737LD8 198 42LD8199 50PK5 60PK5 50PK590-ZE 60PK590-ZE200 50PX9 60PX9201 IR CodesCode Hexa Function Type of Connector D-Sub 9-Pin Male External Control Device SetupRS-232C Setup RS-232C Configurations203 Set IDSelect Option Select Set ID Communication Parameters Command Reference List204 Power Command k a 205Tint Command k j 206ISM Method Command j p Plasma TV only 207KeyCommand m c 208Open Source Software Notice 209210 211 Open Source LicenseVersion 2, June 212 213 214 GNU Lesser General Public License 215216 217 218 219 Mozilla Public License 220221 222 223 224 10. 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LG Electronics has long been a frontrunner in the television market, offering a wide range of models tailored to meet diverse consumer needs. Among its extensive catalog, the LD series and the PK series plasma TVs represent a significant milestone in display technology, combining superior picture quality with innovative features.

The LD6 series, which includes models such as the 32LD6, 37LD6, 42LD6, 47LD6, and 55LD6, is characterized by high-definition resolution and an impressive contrast ratio. Utilizing LG's proprietary technology, these models provide deep blacks and vibrant colors, making them ideal for movie lovers and gamers. The series is equipped with multiple HDMI and USB ports, allowing users to connect their favorite devices seamlessly. Additionally, the LD6 series supports various video formats, ensuring compatibility with a broad spectrum of content.

On the other hand, the PK5 plasma TVs, such as the 50PK5 and 60PK5, embody the essence of plasma technology with their enhanced color accuracy and wider viewing angles. These TVs are designed with deeper blacks and a wider color gamut, allowing for a more immersive viewing experience. The PK5 series also features motion smoothing technology, which reduces blurring during fast-paced scenes, making it perfect for sports enthusiasts.

The LD8 series, including models like the 32LD8, 37LD8, and 42LD8, incorporates advanced image processing technology, delivering sharp and dynamic images. With a sleek and modern design, these TVs not only perform well but also enhance the aesthetic of any room. The integration of energy-saving features in the LD8 series further accentuates LG's commitment to sustainability.

In the LD7 series, encompassing models such as the 32LD7, 37LD7, 42LD7, and 47LD7, LG continues to emphasize user-friendly interfaces. With smart features that allow users to access streaming services and applications, these TVs open up a world of entertainment. The inclusion of built-in Wi-Fi ensures a hassle-free connection to online content.

Finally, the LE79 series constitutes another outstanding range, with sizes varying from 32 to 55 inches, including models like the 32LE79 and 55LE79. These LED TVs are known for their energy efficiency and superior brightness. With features such as local dimming and ultra-slim designs, the LE79 series promises an exceptional viewing experience while saving energy.

In summary, LG’s diverse range of plasma and LED TVs, including the LD6, PK5, LD8, LD7, and LE79 models, showcases the company's commitment to quality and innovation. With rich colors, advanced processing technologies, and smart capabilities, these TVs are designed to deliver a premium viewing experience for all users.